To this, the actress replied, “It was just 3 or 4 days ago when I saw the rushes of The Family Man 2…I just started crying.”
Q: #AskSam when was the last time you cried with happiness???
– @TrineshVanguri— Samantha Akkineni (@Samanthaprabhu2) September 2, 2020
Fans had also asked her questions about her life during the lockdown, experience from the film industry and more. Check these out:
Q: #AskSam
How was your journey in this field until now? What is your message for the newcomers?!
PS: We love you! ♥️
– @JaydattPatil— Samantha Akkineni (@Samanthaprabhu2) September 2, 2020
Q: Mam what is that basic diet u follow to keep urself fit n fine in all times and seasons #AskSam
– @RPshekhar1— Samantha Akkineni (@Samanthaprabhu2) September 2, 2020
Q: #AskSam When you suffer a setback, how does that emotionally affect you and your work?
– @Sivenesh_12— Samantha Akkineni (@Samanthaprabhu2) September 2, 2020
Stress during this lockdown seems to be the most common and Sam even opened up about how she handles stress and negativity in her life. She stated, “Something that has really helped me with my stress and I want to talk about is meditation. I started meditating during the lockdown and it had such a positive influence on me.”
Q: How do you handle your stress and get rid off it. What are your stressbusters?? wanted to know it badly #AskSam @Samanthaprabhu2
– @Arjun_twitz— Samantha Akkineni (@Samanthaprabhu2) September 2, 2020
Well, Samantha sure does know how to handle her stress considering all the spectacular releases and the great roles she is to surprise us all with. On the professional front, Samantha has Kaathuvaakula Rendu Kadhal also starring Vijay Sethupathi and Nayanthara. The film is directed by Vignesh Shivan and music composed by Anirudh Ravichander.
Apart from that she also has an untitled next directed by Ashwin Saravanan also starring actor Prasanna in the lead role. Sam is in talks with several directors with interesting scripts to have her and hubby Naga Chaitanya do yet another interesting film together.
